Have you ever paid a car repair bill that was much more than it should have been?

Do you think it was because you are a woman?

This book can help guarantee you that never happens again! A clear, simple, nonpatronizing guide written specifically for women, this book gives you

language

hundreds of dollars

In today's world of economic uncertainty, women are keeping their cars longer and buying more used cars than ever. This means that, eventually, something will go wrong, and when it does, you can become a target for unscrupulous mechanics. Don't let this happen to you!

Praise for Sorry, Lady, but It's the Framis: A Busy Woman's Guide to Winning the Auto Repair Game

My car started to make some loud noises every time I turned the wheel. The mechanic told me it would cost six hundred dollars to repair. After reading chapter 9, I realized it was just a belt, and I found someone to change it for less than a hundred dollars! Thanks, Max!

--Becky Johnson, struggling actress, Los Angeles, California

After paying some guy $350 to replace a "PCV," I went to one of the websites in your book and found out my car doesn't even have one of these things! I confronted the mechanic, and he refunded my money--thanks for showing me the way!

--Carolyn M., Kindergarten teacher, Lacroix, Wisconsin

Don't wait for something to happen--buy this book, read it, and arm yourself with the information it takes to win the auto repair game! Empower yourself with the knowledge, language, and understanding that you need to avoid being a victim!